Garfield Heights High School - Garfield Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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L MR. O. H. SCHAAF MR. EARL BAHM MR. JACK WILSON Superintendent of Schools President Clerk-Treasurer .vw -nf MRS. ANNA PETERS MR. FRANK KNIOLA MRS. SARA JANE JABLONSKI MR. DONALD MANTEL Vice President Board Member Board Member Board Member ADMINISTBATIUN This group consists of our five member board of education, superintendent of schools, and clerk- treasurer. Each board member has been elected, by the citizens of our community, for a term of four years. Three of these members were elected in November, 1949. The other two in 1951. They took office during the first week of the following January. Pictured on this page are: Mr. Earl F. Bahm, president of the board of education Mrs. Anna H. Peters, vice president Mr. Frank Kniola, board member Mrs. Sara Jane Jablonski, board member Mr. Donald E. Mantel, board member Mr. O. H. Schaaf, superintendent of schools , Mr. Jack F. Wilson, clerk-treasurer The quality of our teachers, the condition of our buildings, grounds, textbooks, and educational equipment attest the sincerity, foresight, and efficiency of these men and women. So long as Garfield Heights citizens elect board members because of their capabilities and their genuine interest in good schools, our youth will be assured of excellent educational advantages. 2

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arfield ioneer Yearbook Staff 4. s XX. X v. gun. O35 S A Q as si 4? if TCT' EDITORS ADVISOR W' Kae Elaine Jane Mr..Harold ,C-1? Km Koslell Mefzger Kimball EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ASSISTANTS ADVISOR Marilyn Mr. Ralph Bell Kubinski Lorefa Wilfer STAFF . ,Q 'I ARTIST AND PATRON SALES 2 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS MANAGERS Doug Ed Roger Allan Williams Schuman Sobieski Tepley FEATURES AND SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS Bob Grace Jack Rila ix S-s Anderson Missal Soroka Zoulrar X ' If ' UNDERCLASS ASSOCIATE STAFF .4 ' Addie Beve Tom Florence . Di Fino Bolan Baxla Harrison Patli Beverly Marlene Barbara Nj Jaflrin Bradler Gillespie Kammerer YY 'Q' my Published by GARFIELD HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 4900 TURNEY RD., GARFIELD HEIGHTS, OHIO I

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rincipal This issue of the Pioneer Yearbook will have special significance because it is published in the year of the Ohio Sesquicentennial observation when all Ohio is celebrating the achievements of the first one hundred fifty years of existence as a State. The love of state and a knowledge of its history and traditions are a most important part of education in our democracy. Faith, in- spiration, and a sense of security come from an appreciation of our pioneering past. The Garfield Pioneer is very aptly named. Its pages will furnish the history and traditions of a segment of Ohio which are very important in the lives of all who have been privileged to grad- uate from Garfield Heights High School. Reading these pages now and in years to come will in- spire love of state, love of community, a sense of security, and an appreciation of the educational advantages provided by the good citizens of Garfield Heights. CHARLES P. LINDECAMP, Principal. 3